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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1955

Page

6

Water Use Hits Peak in Frederick in 1944

Water figures show Frederick recorded a historic high consumption of 1,109,402,000 gallons in 1944, up 74,374,000 from the prior year as drought stressed Linganore sources. Superintendent William J. Davis notes mountain sources Fishing Creek and Tuscarora Creek provided most water while Linganore Creek was strained.

Frederick William J. Davis Fishing Creek Tuscarora Creek Linganore Creek Singapore Br. Davis Singanore Iip

Two Now In Jail Face New Charges Involving Sodomy Allegations

Terance J Ve Lane and Julius Morton are jailed on initial charges with Chief Charles Main saying more charges of sodomy will be added. Warrants to be served as the men await grand jury action. Nearby names include Seri Sherman Roane and others mentioned in the report. The article also notes a separate incident involving Francis Staley III, a student at St. John's Avenue, returning to school after injuries from a hospital stay. Thousands of clams and other debris wash ashore after storms, with workers clearing the beach.

Terance J Ve Lane Fourth Street Julius Morton Mr. Arms Seri Sherman Roane Charles Main Ranew le Rone Francis Staley Dan Mets Farner Sud Street Clinton Savanah St John’s Avade

Woodsboro Water System Soon In Use

Woodsboro plans to turn on its new water system this Saturday if all tests pass. Lawrence Dorsey noted painting of the tank is finishing, with cleaning solution applied this week and an inspection by the State Department of Health Thursday. If no issues arise, operation should commence as planned.

Woodsboro Burgess Lawrence Dorsey State Department of Health Dorsey Washington U .S Soviet Union State Department

Two Missing Girls Found Dead In West Virginia

In Raleigh County West Virginia the bodies of Irene Agee aged eight and her six year old sister Mary were found near their home in Rich Knob area after extended searches. Sheriff John C Ward said the girls died from exposure and that two hunting dogs may have fed on the bodies. Rewards totaling 190 had been offered for information leading to the girls' discovery.

Beckley Egena W. Va John C. Ward Irene Agee Mary Raleigh Mason Farley John Roles Fred Farley Rich Knob Louis Hatmaker West Virginia National Guard Acre Orates Mall Virginia Kentucky West Virginia Steve Agee

Frederick group to discuss elected school boards Monday

The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce education committee will hold a Monday 8 p m session at Frederick High School to discuss elected nonpartisan school boards. Speakers include David D Munsell Dr Ivan A Booker Leslie W Abbe and Nathan Gibert with a Q A session to follow and open discussion.

Frederick Arlington County Leslie VW. Abbe Nathan Gibert Montgomery County Montgomery County Council TAS Chaiman Munsell Imard Ilnuse of

Suit Filed Under Fair Trade Law In Maryland

Baltimore retail dealers representing 27 Maryland outlets filed nine injunction suits in Circuit Court. The suits cite Maryland Fair Trade law to curb alleged rate sales of brand name watches fountain pens electric shavers lighters and clocks below minimum prices set by state law. Judge Cullen gave the defendants 15 days to show why they should be allowed to sell branded products at underminimum prices.

Baltimore James K. Cullen Maryland

College Estates Purchases 74.68 Acres Of Young Farm In Frederick

College Estates of Frederick Inc led by Alenaider Hassan bought 74.68 acres of the Young farm on West Seventh Street for about 185500 in a development move. Frederick Shopping Center Inc retains 26 acres. Detrick Corp holds 3.5 acres commercial near Camp Detrick. Subdivision plans call for 342 building lots and a potential Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church site with ten lots.

College Estates of Frederick Inc Alenaider Hassan Washington Farmer Young Seventh Street Thas Frederick Investment Corp Frederick I Inc Young Farm Detrick Corporation Camp Deltick College Estates New Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church Jada Construction Company Hassan Sylvia Isan John Berlin Rosenfield Realty Agency lWarry A. Rosenfeld Berlin i J Youngs Farm Camp Detrick Youngs Estate Dr. Norvell Belt Asso Erates Washington Venterprises Richard FE. Zimmerman Collede Ea Jlates

North End Bank Branch Leases Suburban Site

Western Maryland Trust Company leases space from Marken and Bielfeld Inc at West Seventh Street and Military Road for a North End branch. FDIC approves move from Camp Detrick field house to permanent Marken and Bielfeld location. Officials promise fast suburban banking with walk in access and ample parking to serve Camp Detrick area. Improvements underway for permanent branch, expected to open soon.

Western Maryland Trust Company Marken and Bielfeld, Inc West Seventh Street Military Road North End Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation St Nepth End Camp Detrick Marken and Puelfeld

Five Day Weather Forecast for Maryland Region

A five day outlook calls for cooler conditions Wednesday and Thursday with mountain flurries. Friday and Saturday turn warmer with possible rain, followed by cooler conditions Sunday. Daytime highs will run near normal from 38 to 45 degrees, with early lows from around 20s in western Maryland to near freezing in eastern and southern sections.

Maryland Qacrtions

Upsurge in Armed Services Enlistments After Benefit Cutoff

The Associated Press reports a nationwide surge in military enlistments following President Eisenhower's announcement that veterans benefits would be cut for those volunteering after January 31. Boston saw the strongest rush since World War II, while New York and St Louis faced quarter quotas delaying admission.

Eisenhower Boston Army New York St Louis

Fire Starts In Quarrel Fatal To Five Victims

In Saginaw Michigan an oil heater toppled during a family quarrel, starting a fatal fire that killed five children three of them Pierce’s own and seriously burned his wife Ada Lee Pierce. Eugene Pierce 29, held for manslaughter investigation, wounded himself in the incident. Five others injured included Ada Lee Pierce and two children. Pierce allegedly entered with a knife and was subdued by Valentine with a shotgun butt before fleeing and knocking over the heater.

Saginaw Mich Eugene Pierce CL Valentine Pierce St. Mary’s Hospital Valentine Betty Jane Pierce Aeie Titsee Ayaus Caroline Craion Ada Lee Pearlier Craion Lucretha Vickie Pierce Leonard Pierce Geraldine Craion Veterans Hospital Battle Creek

Eisenhower faces Congress with allied defense emphasis

Senator George iD Ga predicted no major disagreements with President Eisenhower as Congress opens. GOP leaders said the State of the Union would be well received. the message is expected to stress manpower cuts, new weapons, and closer ties with allies while Democrats demand reviews of policies and economic plans. The speech is set for Thursday in a joint session with networks covering the delivery.

Washington George Id-Ga Eisenhower Congress George Senate Foreign Relations Committee Reese Len Knowland California GOP White House America Tasenhowett Nadia

New Head Of Uniteds Is Elected

Alton Y Bennett and Edward Storm were elected president and secretary of the United Steam Fire Engine Company 3 at the annual election banquet in the fire hall. Bennett succeeds W Barts Storm. E D Storm succeeds Robert L Smith after 24 years service.

Alton Y. Bennett Edward Storm United Steam Fire Engine Companiy 3 Mr. Bennett W. Barts Storm E D. Storm Robert L Smith

Prince Mikasa announces third son born in December

An English language edition reports Third son born Dec 28 to Prince Takatito Mikasa, brother of the Biipoint. The newborn adds to his father’s two daughters and three sons, amid notes on Prince Mikasa’s role in imperial affairs and his position in postwar campaigns.

Pydin Takatito Mikasa Serhan Princ Mikasa Japan

Weather maps outline January temperature and precipitation forecast

The U.S. Weather Bureau provides a font-range forecast for January noting average rain or snowfall and temperature expectations. The map aims to offer a broad period view rather than a precise daily forecast, guiding reading on seasonal trends.

U. S. Weather Bureau

29th To Train At Indiantown Gap Penna

Fort Meade Maryland announces the 29th Division and most National Guard and Army Reserve units in Maryland and Virginia will train two weeks at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania this summer. Moss West Virginia units to Camp Breckinridge Kentucky. Major Pennsylvania units to Ine hanton Gap and Ft Knoa Kentucky. Indiantown Gap units include 176th Regimental Combat Team Virginia 2%th Division Maryland Virginia, 28th Division Pennsylvania, 5th Regimental Combat Team Pennsylvania Army Reserve units: 13th Division Pennsylvania 29th Field Artillery Group Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and District of Columbia. Camp Breckinridge units 150th Regimental Combat Team West Virginia 37th Division Ohio 166th Regimental Combat Team Ohio 3th Regimental Combat Team Kentucky Army Reserve 85rd Division Ohio 100th Division West Virginia Kentucky Fort Knox units 4th Returned Cavalry Regiment Pennsylvania 17th Armored Cavalry Regiment Ohio Army Reserve 11th Engineer Brigade Ohio 4St Field Artillery Group Ohio 466th Armoured Group District of Columbia

Fort Meade Maryland Vireginia Indiantown Gap Moss West Virginia Camp Breckinridge Pennsylvania Inehanton Gap Ft. Knoa Indiantown Gap National Guard Virginia Staryland Pennsyvania Tifth T3th W9th Field Artilery Group Penn Sylvania West Virginia District of Columbia West Vi Aa Ohio Kentucky West Vira Fort Knox National Guard 17Th Armored Cavalry Ohia 466Th Disraet of Criumbia

Partial Recovery After Wave of Stock Selling

Stocks rebounded late morning after a sharp decline on selling in General Electric and other issues. GM rose on buyout rumors, DuPont and Westinghouse moved lower, volume totaled 970000 shares, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad said Robert J. Hurst would lead the Monongah division police at Grafton West Virginia.

SpWain Sho Hewexe Josceline Ab Bioy Vet Ie DuPont Treusand Fct SF AM Geneal Alwad Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio

Ladejinsky U.S. post under White House review

The White House declined comment on a New York Times report that Wolf Ladejinsky may be offered a major post in Asia’s aid program to defuse controversy over his dismissal as U.S. agricultural attache in Tokyo. Benson and Hagerty questioned the timing and noted Jewish leaders’ concerns about a letter with alleged anti Semitic implications. Ladejinsky, born in Russia and naturalized, led Japan’s land reform efforts and was twice cleared by the State Department before his 1950 ouster on security grounds.

Washington White House Wolf Ladejinsky New York Times Ladejinsky U.S Tokyo James C. Hagerty Hagern Benson Sherman Adams Eisenhower Russia State Department Agriculture Department George N. Vitt New York Vilt Vitr Smith Batr Edward Schultz Naional Bonai Brithnty- Defamation League Schultz Barr Japan

Dertzbaugh Celebrates 25 Years Head Of Junior Fire Company

Members of the Junior Fire Company honored president Lewis R. Dertzbaugh at a surprise party during the annual meeting in Junior Hall marking his 25th year as head of the organization. He was reelected for a 26th term as officers were chosen without opposition. A dinner followed, with gifts including a wrist watch and a desk set from the Ladies Auxiliary, as the group thanked him for his long service and cooperation.

Lewis R. Dertzbaugh Dertzbaugh Punch Ladies Auxiliary Russell H. McCain Dertzbauch Virginia Danner Derizbaugh Vel Aue Marion Talley Mr. McCain Charles E. Troxell Alonzo Coran Harry Yinger John Davis Charles F. Bell Francis Davis Chester Hamilton James Bapst Marty Walsh Willian P. Reeder James Hargett Ray Spurrier

Condemnation Suit Filed Over Loats Asylum Land for Frederick Bypass

Circuit Court action by the State Roads Commission seeks 8.11 acres in fee simple plus easements totaling 145 acres for slope drainage and 0.09 to 0.49 acres for stream changes temporary roadway and right of way near Frederick. Defendants include Loats Asylum and Burtner tenants. The commission deposited 23500 dollars as an estimate. show cause ordered returnable in January.

State Roads Commission Frederick Loats Female Orphan Asylum Frederick City Frederick By-Pass Loats Asylum Uarro H. Burtner Robert H Burtner U. S Patrick Pt. Schnavffer

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